REAP Will Pay Only On Approved 1973 Projects
The Agriculture Department said the 1973 Rural Environmental Assistance Program was reopened but will pay farmers only for projects approved and carried out during the remainder of 1974, not for work in 1973. If 1973 benefits were approved by Dec 22, 1972, those farmers could be eligible. otherwise, applicants must reapply with county office approval.
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Washington (Ap
Associated Press
Agriculture Department
Department
Congress
USDA
Smith
ASCS
Energy Seminar Set In Montgomery April 15
The Montgomery City Chamber of Commerce and partners host a seminar on Managing Your Business in the Energy Shortage at 7:30 p.m. in the Courthouse Community Room. Speakers from the Federal Energy Office SBA and University of Missouri will discuss current energy facts and future prospects and two films on reducing energy costs will be shown.
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Montgomery City
University of Missouri
Montgomery County
All-State Youth Horsemanship Clinic at MU COLUMBIA
The second annual All-State Youth Horsemanship Clinic debuts at the Livestock Center on Saturday in Columbia Missouri with about 1 100 attendees last year and 200 preregistrants. Instructors include Tommy Manion Vicki Kinsey Pat Lange and others with a Pinto Stallion Impressive as a highlight. General admission is 1 50 with preregistration perks and door prizes.
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Columbia
University of Missouri- Columbia
Stephen's College
Barbara Maier
Maier
Tommy Manion
Springfield
Ill
Vicki Kinsey
Indianola
Iowa
Pat Lange
Manhattan
Kan
Shirley Hardwick
Stephens College
Jimmy Simmons
Mexico
James Coffman
UMC
Washington
Ron Blackwell
Owensville
AMC Animal Husbandry Department
American Saddle Horse Breeders Futurity of Missouri
And
Friends
Low soybean germination seen in university samples
Seed Laboratory report shows many samples testing below 80 percent germination, with two thirds of Wayne and Calland varieties and half of Williams Clark 63 and Cutler 71 below the threshold. Farmers may need to test seeds themselves, use rag-doll tests, or buy quality A seed. fungicide treatment costs under $1 per acre to aid emergence.
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Wayne and
Calland
Williams
Clark
Cutler
Limousin Bulls Sell At Kearney Top $2050 Each
Bachelor Limousins owner Kent Nehring reports 12 three quarter Limousin yearling bulls sold near the top of a 35-head sale in Kearney Nebraska, averaging 1170 dollars. Top bull brought 2050 dollars. Bulls to Nebraska Oklahoma Kansas Colorado and back to Missouri. Plan regular sales and a 4 H grooming event this summer.
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Kent Nehring
Bachelor
Kearney
Neb
Nehring
Raboin Sells High-Priced Hereford at Missouri Bull Sale
At the 17th All-Breed Performance-Tested Bull Sale in Columbia, MO, a record average of 1,498 dollars was paid for 125 bulls. Polled Herefords led with an average of 1,752 dollars across 52 head, while Angus averaged 1,382 dollars from 56 head and Charolais averaged 1,425 dollars from two. The day’s top price was 4,000 dollars for a Polled Hereford consigned by Joe A. and Lois C. Firmin, bought by Paul Nicholson. The sale featured several high prices for Polled Herefords, three-quarter Simmentals, and University of Missouri bulls, highlighting strong demand across Hereford, Angus, and Charolais animals.
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Columbia
University of Missouri- Columbia
Joe A
Lois C. Firmin
DeKalb
Paul Nicholson
Birch Tree
Carrollton
Consigno
Hawkins
Norborne
Joseph Raboin
Mexico
L.E. Baurichter & Sons
University of Missouri
Don Bar Angus
RFD
Neosho
Dugan Bros
Angus Farm
Montrose
E. Rodger Boyle Jr
Warrensburg
Shelby County State Bank
Shelbyville
Henry
Ruth van Tayle
Roadhouse
Calving ease observed in Limousin crosses
In a April 1974 Mexico Ledger report a breeder notes small headed long bodied calves. In a herd of two year old first calf heifers half Limousin, only two required help with one breech delivery and one leg turnout. First crosses of Limousin bulls on Herefords Angus or Shorthorns show no calving problems.
Insect Control Handbook Available
Harold A. Sterrett announces the release of the 156 page 1974 Missouri Insect Control Recommendations from the University of Missouri Entomology Department. County Extension Centers of the University of Missouri Extension Division have recently received copies.
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Harold A. Sterrett
University of Missouri Extension Division
Missouri
Entomology Department
University of Missouri
No Wool Payments For 1973
The USDA announces no payments on 1973 Wool as market prices rose to 82.7 cents per pound, above the 72 cent support level. The 1974 support remains 72 cents. Producers marketing wool in 1974 should submit sale evidence. county ASCS director Mrs. Mary Bosler notes this marks the first year market price exceeded the support price.
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US Department of Agriculture
Mary Bosler
ASCS
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REAP
Missouri Charolais Breeders Assn
ABC Ranch
Martinsburg
Russell Kennedy
Huntsville
Shearbrook Farms
Hoover Charolais
Fulton
Liborius Ahrens
Ronald Geddes
Higbee
Shearbrook
Ahrens
Big Boy
Liborius
Carl Ahrens
Charolais
Montgomery
Bill Domermuth
National Agriculture Chemicals Association
University of Maryland
Ball Park
Dale Schwarre
Monroe County
Putnam
Middletown
Audrain
Ralls
Monroe
Pike
Ted Korte
Siand
Ted
L.M. Dyer Realty DO
Westbury Drive
St. Charles
Lorox
du Pont Lorox
Yours
Fennewald Fertilizer Service
Gilmore Implement Company
HIWAY
West
Mexico, MO
Raboin
Dekalb Is
Audrain Soil Service
David Haden
Jotn Riedel
Brand Fam
Laddania
Auxvasse Centralia
Jerry Wright
Don Nichols
Keith Dowell
Gerald Mayes
Vandalia
Centralia
Dalton
Monsanto Company
Soil Service
Monsatté
el DuPont de Nemours and Companiy
Suncor
Chemaga Baycuera Corp
Alwa
Lasso
Monsanto
John Deere
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